Having been a patient of this practice for over 10 years and having seen many different doctors…read morehere, I can say without a doubt that this practice is wonderful. The doctors are professional, kind and communicative. The front desk staff have always been helpful and friendly. I'm loving the new online portal system, and telemedicine has been great during these strange COVID times. Shoutout to Dr Johnson, Dr Sukiennik and Dr Yasko for supporting me and my family! My only criticism would be that the office itself needs a bit of cleaning and renovation. The building is old and the space isn't aging well. I'd also like to suggest that the bathroom be more thoroughly and frequently cleaned and restocked (however, the last time I was physically in the office was long before the shutdowns and quarantine. Things may be different there at this time).

This place is horrible, terrible front desk staff. They consistently mess up appointments then they…read morebill you for missing them, which insurance obviously doesn't cover, so it's paid out of pocket. When you call to clear the appointment mix up situation up they are terrible about it. I obviously show up a another day in the same week and have a normal appointment booked because I see the therapist! I have since switched to another office and will never go back. Do not recommend, even as a patient...

I only write this review so that it can help others considering Dr. Beaumont. I was a patient for…read moreroughly four months, having come to seek help with my anxiety issues (as this was listed as one of her specialities). As stated by others, Dr. Beaumont is a nice person and scheduling appointments was always easy. However, I left after four months because I recognized that I had made no progress in working to alleviate my issues. During several sessions, I mentioned various scenarios that induce anxiety and asked for actionable tips on what I can do to work to improve. Somehow Dr. Beaumont would either go off on a tangent regarding something actually irrelevant in her personal life, or try to guess (yes, guess) why I felt the way I stated in certain situations. The guesses were solely based on my appearance and what she'd learned about me up to that point. I can honestly say that the primary advice I received regarding my social anxiety was the following: Try asking people about themselves when starting a conversation, but avoid talking about politics and religion. Try complimenting people on what they're wearing and strike up a conversation from there. This is VERY common advice that I could have found in innumerable articles online instead of spending hundreds of dollars in therapy. Also, she suggested after only a few sessions that I consider anxiety medication, which is actually just antidepressants. She touted the potential benefits and a red flag went off for me at that point because she didn't even try to help me get to the root of my issues. It was a band-aid approach. Overall, I was very dissatisfied because I did not have a quality therapy experience with Dr. Beaumont. I would urge anyone who is looking for help with anxiety issues to seek assistance elsewhere. I hope this helps someone make a smart therapy decision.

I have been seeing Dr. Laura Beaumont for going on 3 years. I have had anxiety issues, as well as…read moreother stress issues at home, and health issues.. I have found Dr. Beaumont caring and professional. She has helped me so much. I am most grateful for having found her. jhh

I was a patient of Dr. Kut for 2 years. I found him after becoming depressed during and after the…read morepandemic, so he was was treating me remotely the entire time I was his patient. He prescribed me meds for depression, anxiety and ADHD. During our last appt in August 2023, Dr. Kut informed me he would no longer be my doctor. He said this is because I live in Chicago and he "only treats patients in the suburbs so he can have in-person time with them." I asked a few questions and he then admitted he doesn't even operate an in-person practice--for any of his patients--anymore. He told me he only sees his "doctored in" patients who he was able to meet face to face before the pandemic forced the telemedicine situation. So this doctor "dumped" me basically without any valid answer as to why. He assured me he would make sure I had access to my meds while I found a new doctor in the city, however. So I listened to him and I found a new doctor that week. But, I was unable to get an appt for 5 weeks out. Im on Lexapro, Wellbutrin, Adderall and Vyvanse. Serious meds that any medical professional would advise against stopping abruptly. Dr. Kut refused to refill any of them, however. His receptionist informed me that he refused my refill request bc he's "no longer my doctor." Honestly? How is someone like this able to practice medicine? I needed these medications that he had been giving me for 2 years and he just refused any additional refills. Unreal. When I eventually saw my new doc in Chicago, she was blown away at the dose of Vyvanse and Adderall this guy had been prescribing me. She said she had never seen a patient prescribed such a high dose of amphetamines. She also advised me to get an EKG to check how these medications have been affecting my heart. I don't know why Dr. Kut dropped me as a patient, but I definitely think it has something to do with the wrong dosages he was giving me for so long. Dr. Kut has a great phone voice, but don't be fooled. He does not care about his patients' well-being at all. And apparently he's inept at prescribing properly. I hope whoever reads this review considers finding a different psychiatrist.

Dr. Kut is pleasant and professional but the women at the appointment desk is rude, short with you…read moreand unprofessional in Palos Heights office. I would call to make an appointment and she would put me on hold for long wait times. Several times I called during normal business hours and got their voicemail box. The Dr., I believe is unaware what's going on. They even billed me $550. Over what I actually owed! I would not recommend.

Horrendous Dr in terms of bedside manner for my PTSD. I served in the US Armed Forces and this…read moreDoctor over-charged me hundreds for visits, and did not adequately treat me. This Doctor showed a rude countenance and is untrustworthy.

Dr disrespected my service in the US military, and incorrectly diagnosed my PTSD. Also this Doctor…read moreovercharged me $150 last month.

Absolutely horrendous and borderline malpractice. My partner has been going here for years and has…read moreeven referred patients. We became pregnant and it made sense for him to be our OB. We were with him for 1st and 2nd trimester. In that time, the level of care would've been laughable if it so wasn't traumatic. We would wait in the waiting room for, at minimum, 1 hour after our scheduled appointment. We learned to call an hour ahead. We called and they said everything's on time. Got there - waited an hour - and then was told they didn't have bloodwork from the 1st trimester. WE DID THEM THERE IN THE OFFICE. They lost our blood work and then tried to blame her. Dr Mac then came out and said we've been a bad patient - she was crying and he and his staff were teaming up on her berating her and saying she was wrong. Office manager was screaming at her over Dr Mac. We did everything to a T correctly as it's our first pregnancy. (Also worth noting - my partner drove an hour both ways for this and was hit by a truck in her car on her way home) Now some words for you Mac. Listen here pal... every time we've seen you, we've had to remind you of what we have next and why tests haven't been ordered. You come in for 1 minute, fly through an exam, and ask if we need anything - which is when WE had to tell YOU what needs to be done. Typical response was "oh we haven't done that yet?" This was our level of care. You didn't tell her she had a negative blood type which required a Rogam shot every 4 weeks. We missed the first 2 doses because you didn't even know what her blood type was well into the 2nd trimester. You tested her blood sugar and called her A MONTH LATER to tell her she has gestational diabetes and we should go see a dietician. Which, by the way, if ANYTHING is wrong with our baby when it's delivered, you've opened yourself up to litigation. You brought my partner to tears telling her she's a bad patient and we didn't get blood work done. If we hadn't advocated for ourselves and joined groups and forums... we wouldn't have known ANYTHING that needed to be done. We found a new OB at Northwestern they LAUGHED at the paperwork Mac sent over. They literally said "he's seriously still practicing?" Absolutely no organization and they lost all of her blood work that, again, was done IN OFFICE!!! Yet berated a first time pregnant mother into tears for being a "bad patient". You are just a number here. A box to be checked. Get e'm in and get e'm out. Absolutely no accountability or advocation for their patients. I'd recommend a clinic before I'd ever recommend this toxic office.

I have been wanting to share some of my prenatal experience with this office for quite some time,…read morebut wanted to have or at least attempt to convey a small part of my "care" in an appropriate way. I have never been so uncomfortable in a physicians office-from (some not all) of the front desk staff to the actual doctor. The "office manager" not only was providing test results over the phone (HIPAA) to then discussing politics. The office manager once gave me medical guidance over the phone, only to find out what she relayed to me was the exact opposite of what Dr. McInerney stated during an OB visit Its apparent after listening to this "office manager" (his wife) how much they love trump, hate Illinois and that covid isn't real. I was too far along into my pregnancy to switch providers so figured I would stick it out. The kicker was being ridiculed by the physician, someone you would think would be an advocate for his patients, particularly women given he is an OB/GYN and women are the reason he is still in practice. I had discussed a particular birthing approach with him, along with various options that might be explored in the event I may need or to prevent a C-Section. Being pregnant you get to talking with other patients, usually also pregnant, and I found out that he has a high (in my opinion) C-Section rate. Upon, getting closer to my due date I would be in the office weekly, and at any given appointment, at least 5-6 pregnant or recently pregnant/delivered patients had "required" C-Sections. I don't think there is enough money for me to ever return to this office. The lack of professionalism was astounding. Side note: Prior to trump I was a Republican so this has nothing to do with politics.